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8th September 2014, 12:00
While Lewis Hamilton took the plaudits at Monza, team mate and championship leader Nico Rosberg was left kicking himself after a braking error at the first chicane dropped him out of the lead and handed the race to his title rival. Thus, as was the case in Belgium, a minor error had major consequences, though Rosberg did at least follow Hamilton home to record Mercedes' seventh one-two of the season. The pair were followed home by Felipe Massa, who scored his 37th career podium - and more importantly his first since joining Williams. We take a look back through a thrilling 53 laps at the 'Temple of Speed'
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